i have update ns panel version, check if it work
Hi
dont know if this is the right place to ask, but i have problems to login on the smartdash, dont know how i fint the “Local Url” , “Homey Pro API Key”
im quite new on this, but i dont really get it.
Thanks
Hi, local url is the url of homey: http://192.168.1.45:80 for example
Api key can be generated in my.homey.app settings > api key
Thanks, but i have generated API, i know the ip of homey, but it doesnt work, do a need to ad port? [http://192.168.1.45:80? and how do i fint it?
Hi,
I don’t know if you solved it, but:
my.homey.app → settings → system → general
smartdash
The PORT is alway 80 in local connection
v 0.240318.3
- Fixed power capability (again)
Hi Thanks!
I wrote Https:// instead of Http://
didnt need to write Port :80 after
Now im in! thank you!
I will now read how to configure.
is it possible toget circle menu?
I don’t understand
sorry for that.
I mean round buttons instead of square buttons,
You can do it by css by radius: x, the problem is, that the widgwts by default are not squares, but rectangles, so you actually will get ovals. So the question is, why is it like that? @diapolon
It would be more logical to have square buttons that may be transformed to rectangles when combined (like 1x3, 3x2 etc.) and circles or ovals by css.
Hi,
this is because widget’s dimension is calculate in percentage of device screen and every smartphone/tablet are rectangles
But you can create a circle with some css
.content { border-radius: 0; box-shadow: none; background-color: transparent }
.content .date { display: none }
.content .box { position: initial; width: 100px; height: 100px; margin: 0 auto; border-radius: 50%; background-color: lime }
v 0.240319.1
- Fixed bug in WidgetGenericCapability
Hi Diapolon,
The ON/OFF button is displayed in the Thermostate Widget, but it doesn’t react on touching it.
It does SHOW the right state. So when turning the device off in Homey the NSPANEL changes the status of the button.
But it cannot be controlled from the NSPANEL.
.content .range { display: none }
→ OK
.on .content .range { display: block }
→ Doens’t show the slider
(see first widget in screenshot)
it’s very strange,
this code work in genericLight widget
.content .range { display: none }
.on .content .range { display: block }
I see! But I thought the phone app is primarily a support tool to do not make all the settings on NS Panel Pro. So wouldnt be easier to keep the width in percentage as you said, but then calculate the height to keep the proportions correct?
By that you can easily set the css corectly via relative clauses (like border-radius: 0.5) and you dont need to set outer div transparent and inner div in fixed dimensions. And it will look the same on phone and NS Panel Pro.
It doesnt really matter that the screen on phone will need to scroll time to time …